MODX Container Suffix without slash

How make containers urls without slash, as that:
https://forums.modx.com/thread (NOT https://forums.modx.com/thread/)
But pages in containers leave have been as:
https://forums.modx.com/thread/page.html (AND 1st lvl https://forums.modx.com/page.html)

Thanks!

Search for system setting "container_suffix" and remove the / from the value I think.. What does it matter anyway?

Quote from: bertoost at Dec 13, 2012, 08:50 AM

Search for system setting "container_suffix" and remove the / from the value I think.. What does it matter anyway?

I tried! That dont work! He must specify container_suffix for pages in folders: folder/page.html
container_suffix can not be empty.

Hmm that sounds like a bug to me..

But anyway;
Why do you want that?? What does it matter?

I have tested it myself, and you're right. As far I feel about it, this is more like a bug then it should work like this. So I created a ticket for that http://tracker.modx.com/issues/9273.

Why is it that it "must" have a /? A container resource by itself, with that setting empty, will simply be container.html, like any other resource. Use friendly paths, and it will be container/child.html as expected.

Yeah but then you have 2 URLs for one resource (without / and with .html), that's definitely unwanted!
So if you leave the system setting empty, it should just leave the / and .html suffix out

Quote from: sottwell at Dec 13, 2012, 09:12 AM

Why is it that it "must" have a /? A container resource by itself, with that setting empty, will simply be container.html, like any other resource. Use friendly paths, and it will be container/child.html as expected.

Ok. You are right. Sorry.
But i need clean container as: _ttp://site.com/container (without slash)
and suffix .html at pages inside container...

Then there is only .htaccess ...

If I try it with just "container" I get the 404, I have to use "container.html" by itself. It only gets the / if it's part of the full FURL path to a child, "container/child.html".

Quote from: adminoid at Dec 13, 2012, 09:25 AM

But i need clean container as: _ttp://site.com/container (without slash)

But why??? No one complains of that, so why would you would have the suffix to be removed so desperately? I do not see any benefits for that